I have a VPS running KVM + Ubuntu with 1 x IPv4 and 25 x IPv6.
I have Squid3 setup using username/password allowing users to connect and use the IPv6.
This is shown below (IPs shown are for demonstration purposes only):
acl myaccount1 proxy_auth user1
acl myaccount2 proxy_auth user2
acl manager proto cache_object
http_access allow ncsa_users
http_access allow myaccount1 myaccount2
http_access allow all
tcp_outgoing_address 2607:f878:1:34b:0:11:49:1 myaccount1
tcp_outgoing_address 2607:f878:1:21b:9:42:87:1 myaccount2
However, I am unable to assign different users a different IPv6.
Even if [login to view URL] uses tcp_outgoing_address to specify a different IPv6 for each user account, the same IPv6 is shown regardless of which account I login with.
I need someone to show me what I am doing wrong so that my user accounts have a different IPv6 when surfing a website that tests/shows what your new IPv6 is.
Ideally, 25 user accounts should all be assigned five different IPv6 that are available on my VPS. You don't have to setup all these 25 x accounts, but need to show me what I am doing wrong so I can make different users assigned a different IPv6.
I want to provide you better services in a low price. i want to work with you if you give me a chance. i have 5 years of experience in Linux and developed many projects like proxy with different IPs and bulk emails server with multiple ips.
Hi, I'm an experienced system administrator, have experience with Linux and Windows server. I hold RHCE since 2009. Ready to finish this job. Thank you.
I have already configured squid with ipv6.. once i will see your configuration i will come to conclude what the exact problem and i will fix it for you. I have experienced for using squid and ipv6 with acl